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[QUOTE="Kanetuck, post: 4751001, member: 332555"] You make a great point here. I think we all just need to add, "This is true as long as there are no other reads on the opponents at the table," to the end of each analysis. The big factor here is the subconscious factor. And I think the subconscious factor is actually an important reason to participate in hand analysis. Perhaps the subconscious factor is some live perception of body language. But what if it is really just 3 or 4 huge bad beats that are more powerful in your memory than 20 small wins? If it is the latter, it may take hand analysis to bring a leak to your attention. So, I agree that there are too many factors involved in a hand to definitively say you should always play a hand like this. But if you find yourself playing against the odds more often than not, it might point to some negative programming in that subconscious. I don't consider myself advanced in my skill set enough to have all the positive EV plays be automatic yet. But I feel like the difference between being in the top 30% and the top 10% will come from finding those hidden leaks in the subconscious. [/QUOTE]
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